Thursday, January 28, 2016

Jump. By Elisa Carbone


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I am back to blogging now...yaay!

So as you have seen I haven't posted since November, I have been busy with Christmas and Semester Exams (which all went well). So I have read a couple of new books, so be looking for my knew posts coming soon...Lets have a look at the first book I read since November...


Jump

Written By Elisa Carbone


Book Overview & Description

On Amazon the book description does a great job explaining the idea of the book, "Jump. That is what P.K. has done. A totally wild, crazy jump from a restrictive life with her family into a life of total adventure—rock-climbing out west with a guy she barely knows. At first, everything’s amazing. Not only are they climbing in awesomely beautiful national parks like Yosemite but they seem awesomely made for one another. P.K. is in heaven. And then the cops show up . . . with an arrest warrant. And P.K. has to decide who to believe: this amazing guy whom she trusts with her life—or the cops, who want her to believe that he may take her life." (Link -><http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6658568-jump> ).

My Review of the Book 

I really enjoyed the book. I loved the way Elisa Carbone really did her research about rock climbing before she wrote the book. All the interesting facts were presented in a way readers could easily keep track of them. The storyline of the book was great, and the plot was interesting too. It was an adventureous book packed with action and a fun writing style.

Recommendations 

I would put this in a young adult category, as well as a adventure category. A good age range to read this book is 14+ years old.

Tuesday, November 24, 2015

I'm Listening With a Broken Ear

I'm Listening With a Broken Ear
Written by Vicky Kaseorg

So let me just start off by saving that I loved this book, it includes so many life lessons and simple things to do to help improve your life. I am also an animal enthusiast and I especially adore dogs, so of course this book stood out to me.

I had one issue with this book, otherwise it was a good (and almost perfect) book. It sort of strayed what I actually thought the book would be about, dogs. In some chapters I found the author rambling on about her life issues at that time, but she kept the information relevant to what she was overall talking about, overcoming difficulties that life throws you.


Written by Vicky Kaseorg

I would recommend this book to somebody who is a person who likes to ponder about things and get to the true meaning behind things. I must admit, I struggled through the book the first time I read it, but going through the second time, I found more meaning and details that I missed the first time around.

Like I said, I really enjoyed the book and I hope that you guys will give it a chance (It is really cheap on kindle, and there is a free audio on amazon), Comment down below if you have read or are going to read this book.
Let me know what you think of it when you are done!!
Best Wishes and Happy Reading (and Happy Thanksgiving!) Everyone!!!
~Books are Diamonds!

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Weekly Reading

The Ghost Bird Series by C.L. Stone...

Book One: Introductions

This book is about Sang, a girl who leaves her life in the shadows, she doesn't ever talk to friends, can't leavee the house (except for walks in the woods), and basically no contact with the outside world. She gets herself into sticky situation, keeping her new social life and home life seperate... this comes with a hard price and it doesn't end well but she keeps keeping her social life going.



This book is an okay written book, it does seem to drag on in detail and pretty lengthy, but I guess the title does tell you what it is all about. Sang meets the seven guys that hang out and go to a different, private, school. I really enjoyed it the first couple of times and it was an okay read the third time. I would recommend this to any young adults who are looking for an adventure.

Thanks for reading my post and please comment down below if you have read this book or want to read it.
Thanks again! Have a great week!!
~Books are Diamonds!

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Some Advice

Hey guys!
So I know I haven't posted in a while, I have been really busy.
Sorry about the delay...

I will be trying to post every week from now on and each week will have a theme. As you may have noticed, this weeks theme is Some Advice. 

So I wanted to share with you all a bit of advice that may boost your spirits and encourage you to be yourself.


This picture tells us to Just Be Yourself, don't try to impress others by being like them, stand out and be yourself, people will appreciate it a lot more than when you fake your personality.

So that is this weeks advice, I look forward to posting again next week too!
Remember to be yourself and Thanks for reading my blog.
Comment down below some of your favorite advice that you have received.
Bye! Have a great day!

Friday, September 25, 2015

Percy Jackson Series (Books 1-5)

Hey Guys! 


So I just finished reading the whole Percy Jackson series (books 1-5). I finished all five books in a week! I really love Percy Jackson and the writer, Rick Riordan,  and how he really brings the characters to life. I love how each of the main characters gets a fully (or mostly full) development of his or her background. Rick Riordan also writes the story in a very descriptive way so you can tell and see in your mind whats going on.

I really enjoyed reading this series again (for like the fifth time) and it still wasn't boring and I really look forward to starting the Hero's of Olympus Series again (also by Rick Riordan, it goes off the first series). Once you start to read these series you will fall in love with the characters and you won't be able to put the book down.

Saturday, September 5, 2015

Pegasus:Olympus at War (Book 2)

Pegasus:Olympus at War (Book 2)
by Kate O'Hearn

So I know I haven't posted in a while and I am sorry. I've started school and it fills up my schedule and I don't really have time to post much.

Okay so this book is really good, this was my second time reading it and it was still fun to read. The story line for this book is about Emily, and her journey to find and rescue her father. Emily travels from Olympus to Earth to a magical Nirad world, where the end of the world or the begining of a new life starts. Since it was my second time reading it, I found myself skimming and skipping parts. I am awaiting for the third book to come to my library. It is a fun and an adventurous story. I would put this as a young adult novel, and would say anyone could read it.



So once I get the third book and read it I will put a review up for it, so give me a week (maybe a week and a half). Thanks for reading my post and comment down below if you have read this book or want to read it. 

Thanks for Reading this!
Read On!

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

The Tail of Emily Windsnap

The Tail of Emily Windsnap By Liz Kessler

So as you can tell by the title, things in this book may get a little 'fishy'. So overall this book was good, and a great (and friendly) book. Although the author just 'dove' into the story and didn't really develop the characters more (in my opinion) you can relate to them. As you may have already guessed (or still guessing) this book is all about the ocean and Emily, a girl who deiscovers she is half mermaid. If you guys are all ready thinking 'Its not worth reading' think again. the plot of the story thickens as she takes risks and discovers new things.



I would recommend this book to really anyone who wants a fun and easy read. (ages;10+)
I will be offline (unable to blog) all next week) so I will post about another book in 2 weeks.

Thanks for checking out and reading my blog. Comment down below if this book interests you (or if you have already read it). Thanks again.